Gene Johnston
On the scene at the 2012 Cattle Convention, Nashville
When and how to use killed and modified live cattle vaccines
Vaccines for common viral cattle diseases such as respiratory infections or BVD come in two forms: killed vaccines and modified live vaccines.
New technology helps graziers reduce weeds and expand grass
New technology is coming for pasture managers.
These four products from Corteva Agriscience are in the marketplace now or will be soon.
MezaVue
First available in 2019, MezaVue is for Southwestern ranchers plagued by prickly pear, the ground-hugging cactus that can expand coverage by 25% to 30% per year and crowd out pasture grasses. Most cattle won’t even get close to it.
Five animal agriculture entrepreneurs from the Alltech start-up program
Since the launch of the Pearse Lyons Cultivator, 23 young companies have participated and benefited from the guidance.
Investment advice for a start-up beef herd
Jentry (left) and Jerrett Flesher have built a successful cow herd that specializes in freezer beef for customers in their Indiana area.
Outsmart cattle worms
You’ve heard the saying, less is more. You just didn’t know it is true with your deworming program.
5 things you didn’t know about co-ops
Each year, National Cooperative Bank ranks the largest co-ops in the U.S. Here are five takeaways from the new top rankings.